Read datas from table

[Bublina]

Sure, you can do all that. It only takes some programming.

[GerdW]

Hi danil,

"Iam doing this one as the part of my study."

Are students nowadays not able to read some **bleep**ing manuals? What does a student nowadays have to be able to to get it's diploma/degree?

"In the block diagram that you have designed,the interface between PC and A/D(USB,Ethernet etc:-).Can we use serial port reading?"

Someone is illustrating a "block diagram" to explain some fundamentals. Now you ask him/her to reveal capabilities of your very own hardware!?

How should we answer that? Look at your hardware, look into the manual of your hardware and then answer your question on your own!

You ask for "Can we do something?" so often... The answer will always be "Yes!", but that doesn't mean it makes sense to you. It will be your decision based on available hardware, available resources (man power, knowledge), available money (cost for hardware and manpower). It's your decision!

[danil33]

Hi....gudmorning,

                         Iam trying to interface both.Hope you have suggestions.

[danil33]

Gerdw,

          Iam an engineer.But Iam new to labview.

          what youmean **bleep**ing manuals?@#

[GerdW]

Hi danil,

do engineers not learn to read manuals? ("*bleep*" is an automatic replacement for some other explicit wording usually contained in RTFM...)

You have some hardware. You want to build a serial connection to that hardware. The first you should do is to look at your hardware (does it support serial connections in hardware?) and the manual of that hardware (does it specify any serial connection). Simple as it is and it has nothing to do with LabVIEW in general...

[danil33]

No, I have no external hardware now.Just trying to read datas from simulator vi to a display vi containing some indicators.

[GerdW]

Hi danil,

so why do you insist on using serial port connection when absolutely no hardware is involved?

[danil33]

Because while reading from the simulator we have to follow a particular frameformat.simulator is provided because we are assuming that the datas coming from a sensor,but we have no sensors now.Finally have to display that reading in a device(sush as thermometer) in another vi.

[Bublina]

Danil, do you have some programming experience, like C, Java, or anything.

You are asking, if it can be done, but it looks like you ask before you actually open help file or even think about it.

If you have no or very limited programming experience, you cannot expect people here to code your program and explain to you what, where and why...

You have to do some work by yourself. Do not feel offended, everyone is trying just to help you.

For your further questions, you can do anything with labview.

[rolfk · Accepted solution]

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@danil33 wrote:

Because while reading from the simulator we have to follow a particular frameformat.simulator is provided because we are assuming that the datas coming from a sensor,but we have no sensors now.Finally have to display that reading in a device(sush as thermometer) in another vi.

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I very much doubt that there is a real sensor out there that would send data in table format. If it does it would define that format and you would have to specify that format in order to be able to write any software that can read it.